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The maximum name for LFN is 256 characters which is 512 bytes. This can be achievable on embedded systems if the hierarchy is not too deep.
Can LFN + !alloc be implemented as [u16; 256] instead of Vec<u16>? That would help on systems which don't have full memory allocator but still want to use LFN.
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The maximum name for LFN is 256 characters which is 512 bytes. This can be achievable on embedded systems if the hierarchy is not too deep.
Can LFN + !alloc be implemented as
[u16; 256]
instead ofVec<u16>
? That would help on systems which don't have full memory allocator but still want to use LFN.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: